Alessandro Casciaro art gallery

Bolzano, Trentino Alto Adige
Alessandro Casciaro Art Gallery

A contemporary art gallery representing established Italian and European artists alongside emerging talent, rooted in over fifty years of curatorial history.

At a glance

The Alessandro Casciaro gallery showcases modern and contemporary art through independently curated exhibitions, national and international art fairs, and partnerships with leading international institutions. It represents artists selected for the quality of their research and distinctive artistic vision.

History

Founded in 2015 by Alessandro Casciaro, the gallery continues the legacy of the Goethe Gallery, established in 1964 by Ennio Casciaro as Alto Adige’s first art gallery. This lineage spans over fifty years of prestigious exhibitions and independent curatorial work.

What you see

The gallery operates as a contemporary art space dedicated to exhibition and promotion. Its program balances significant established Italian and European artists with emerging practitioners, fostering development of new voices in the international art scene.

Cultural significance

The gallery maintains an important institutional role in Alto Adige’s art ecosystem. Through curated shows, catalog publications, and international collaborations, it advances contemporary artistic dialogue while nurturing emerging talent on the global stage.

Key facts

  • Address: Via dei Cappuccini, 26a, 39100 Bolzano
  • Coordinates: 46.4959346, 11.3524507
  • Phone: 0471 975461
  • Website: https://www.alessandrocasciaro.com/it/pagina-iniziale-83.html

Practical information

The gallery is open Monday–Friday from 10:00–12:30 and 15:00–19:00, and Saturday from 10:00–12:30. Closed Sundays. Check the official website for current exhibitions and any holiday closures.

Getting there

The gallery is located in central Bolzano on Via dei Cappuccini. For directions and public transport options, consult local maps or contact the gallery directly at the number provided above.

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